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'Greetings ___...' (postcard opening) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 14th, 1997 other clues |
| 'A Doll's House' heroine |
| 'Othello' villain |
| 'That hurt!' |
| 'We ___ the Champions' (Queen tune) |
| '___ la Douce' |
| '___ of Old Smoky' |
| 60's hairdo |
| Actor Beatty |
| Ancient alphabetic character |
| Basket material |
| Blazing |
| Certain marbles |
| Concerning |
| Criticize formally |
| Decorated, as a cake |
| Diamond, of gangsterdom |
| Enemy |
| Enter |
| Exigency |
| Flier Earhart |
| Get straight A's, e.g. |
| Getting rid of |
| Gist |
| God of war |
| Golfer's cry |
| Good, in street talk |
| Grande and Bravo |
| Hardly the brainy type |
| Hawaii's state bird |
| He loved Lucy |
| Hearth residue |
| Jodie Foster's alma mater |
| Leave out |
| Like much testimony |
| Looks perfect on |
| Lose some weight |
| Lot of land |
| Marquis de ___ |
| Nears, as a target |
| Nebbishy comic Sherman |
| New Orleans cuisine |
| Not pos. |
| On dry land |
| On the up and up |
| Opinions |
| Overhead trains, for short |
| Palm tree fruits |
| Part of T.G.I.F. |
| Pate de foie ___ |
| Place to crash |
| Pulitzer winner Pyle |
| Pushed, with 'on' |
| Puts on the brakes |
| Questionable |
| Quite a rarity |
| Raison ___ |
| Recluse |
| Rigg or Ross |
| Sculptor Henry |
| Senor Guevara |
| Signed off |
| Silent film star Theda |
| Singer Guthrie |
| Splendor |
| Stop, in France |
| Take on, as an employee |
| The Little Mermaid |
| Throaty utterance |
| Up, as the ante |
| Uses needle and thread |
| Vanity Fair photographer Leibovitz |
| Variety shows |
| Where the Mets meet |
| Word with head or heart |
| Writer Lebowitz |
| Yellowish-brown |
| ___ fide |
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